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These 'netlabels' are non-profit, community-built entities dedicated to providing high quality, non-commercial, freely distributable MP3/OGG-format music for online download in a multitude of genres.
Styles include:You can subscribe to the Netlabels Collection RSS feed to get dynamically updated info on new netlabel collection-specific uploads.
[IMPORTANT - We recommend that netlabel owners use the http://www.archive.org/create/ITEMNAME method to make new items for now! If you're a netlabel owner who is having trouble, please read these instructions carefully - hopefully they will help, and sorry if the new method is confusing to you. UPDATE: Ekztoplazm.com is hosting a great, unofficial third-party guide to setting up your netlabel - check it out!]
Bump Foot Bump Foot is a non-profit netlabel. All releases are available through free downloads under a Creative Commons license. There are currently two main branches. bump : Techno, House... or based on them... |
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Monotonik Monotonik is an Internet-only music label that _exclusively_ releases electronic music online in the mp3 format - subscribe to our RSS feed to get info on the latest releases. In their words: All of... |
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-N -n is a netlabel distributing free high quality mp3 releases under a creative commons license. its aim is to provide various aspects of sound aesthetics. http://minusn.com/ |
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12rec. 12rec. is a small DIY, CD-R and netlabel without any bigger interests in money and fame. Our musical spectrum is widely ranged: post- and indierock, electronica (in the widest sense) and rap free of... |
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17 Sons Records At first sight, 17 Sons Records seem to be a label which sweeps a broad range of electronic musics (techno, ambient, house, industrial, noise, etc.). It may be considered as such, yet 17 Sons Records... |
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1Bit Wonder Yippee! One more netlabel. Just more music that has to be thrown away on the net for free as it is not good enough to come out on a "real label"? Totally wrong: We run 1bit wonder because we want to... |
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2063music electronic and listening music 2063music is a netlabel dedicated to artists that use music as a language. Our releases are unique and individual. This strategy includes that we will cover a big variety of sounds, because we think... |
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20kbps 20kbps is an online net.label, specializing in lo-fi, underground, noise, distorted breakbeats and techno, and much more, all specifically made to be released as MP3s encoded at 20kbps, instead of... |
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8bitpeoples The 8bitpeoples first came together in 1999 as a collective of artists sharing a common love for classic videogames and an approach to music which reflected this obsession. Our primary interests were... |
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8bitrecs 8bitrecs is an online electronica label based in London. You can check out our site for more information. |
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Abdicate Cell ::Abdicate Cell::_noise & experimental netlabel_::Related sites::Homepage A cell MySpace::Contact:: Any contribution for collaborative recordings is welcome. abdicatecell[at]gmail.com... |
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Acedia Music AcediaMusic consist of artists from many places on this earth, our ways crossed on purpose. We believe in diversity and the strength of art and we work towards crossing borders and connecting people.... |
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acroplane.org acroplane.org is the new name for electrotoxic, launched in 2001 as a collective running local events and online promotion of electronic music from producers in ireland. five years on and the label... |
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ADSR Recordings ADSR Recordings, a new net label based in The Midlands, UK. Adsr was started in 2005 as an outlet for experimental musical and graphical artists from Nottinghamshire to showcase their work. ADSR... |
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After-Dinner Recordings After-Dinner Recordings is a London based netlabel. Tracks range from ambient to banging dancefloor-killers and are set within the genres of electronica, techno, house, electro, breaks, glitch - in a... |
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Aii.fm aiifm was an internet only label formed by Tony Boggs (aka Joshua Treble) and Chris Jeely (aka Accelera Deck) in 1999. At the time there were only a few others experimenting with the idea of an mp3... |
